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CAP Barbell Deluxe Utility Weight Bench Color Series

(13 customer reviews)

Original price was: $149.99.Current price is: $126.99.

Description

  • SPECS – Recommended maximum weight capacity of 500lb; For home use only. Assembled dimensions- 53 x 27 x 46 inches
  • FEATURES – Resistance band posts can be utilized for resistance band exercises; Attached wheels and handle for easy transportation and storage; Double-stitched, comfortable padding; Tubular steel frame with durable powder coat finish for longevity and durability
  • ADJUSTABLE – 7-poisition back pad adjusts from flat to incline positions; 3-position seat pad from flat to incline positions
  • VERSATILE – Great for use with dumbbells for strength training; Use resistance band posts for resistance band exercises
  • TRUST – Trust experience. CAP is a leading pioneer in the fitness industry with over 30 years experience and locations worldwide. Chances are if you have worked out before you have used a CAP product.

Additional information

Brand

‎Cap Barbell

Item Weight

‎46.84 Pounds

Material

‎Alloy Steel

Color

‎Silver, Round Backpad

Product Dimensions

‎53"D x 27"W x 46"H

Frame Material

‎Alloy Steel

Weight Limit

‎500 Pounds

Global Trade Identification Number

‎00702556301371

Manufacturer

‎Cap Barbell, Inc.

UPC

‎702556301371

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H

‎55 x 17 x 7 inches

Package Weight

‎23.13 Kilograms

Item Dimensions LxWxH

‎53 x 27 x 46 inches

Brand Name

‎Cap Barbell

Model Name

‎FM-CB804DX

Suggested Users

‎Unisex-Adult

Number of Items

‎1

Part Number

‎FM-CB804DX

Style

‎CAP Barbell Deluxe Utility Weight Bench

Included Components

‎Adjustable weight bench

Size

‎1

Sport Type

‎Weightlifting

13 reviews for CAP Barbell Deluxe Utility Weight Bench Color Series

  1. BIgDubya

    In theory this is a really nice bench. When it arrived, nothing was damaged, all cushions were intact, all hardware packaged nicely… But there was a lot of metal shavings inside some of the parts. I took it out to my shop and blew most of it out with a compressor, but needed a long magnet to get some of them out (You could hear it rattle around inside, and some of them would fall out of the bolt holes, making a mess on my floor). After I got that out of the way, it was time to assemble it. I didn’t use the included tools, I used my own. It went together fine, the only thing is the way the bottom legs attach, you will never be able to get these tight. The tighter you fasten it, it simply crushes the tubing, and they will always have a bit of movement. I may just weld them on at some point.

    However! With all of that being said, after getting through the assembly, nothing has really proven to be a problem. All of the negatives were during the assembly stage, and it works well as a bench. The twist and pull knobs to make adjustments are interesting, they hold everything in place securely, but can be a hassle with tired/sweaty hands, especially if you put them on really tight before your workout. I also put felt pads on the bottom of the feet so it doesn’t destroy my floor.

  2. Casper Liao

    Base plus ou moins stable, signe de rouille sur l’une des pièces. Recouvrement qui vague.

  3. Nicholas Alexander Mills

    I was super hesitant about buying this because the reviews are so mixed and there’s a lot of negative reviews however due to the extremely low price, it was a no-brainer worst case I can return it right so it came in and I put it together immediately I was missing a bolt but maybe I lost it not sure Not a big deal. It it extremely solid doesn’t move doesn’t wiggle. I was able to adjust the alignment so it’s straight and it’s sturdier than the benches at planet fitness and works really well. Definitely recommend if you’re on the fence. I know I was.

  4. Matt

    This bench has great potential, but it falls short due to some craftsmanship issues. The materials are sturdy and about what I’d expect for the price, but the alignment and finishing could be improved.

    Here are my concerns:
    1. I had to add washers to the feet to fix a wobble.
    2. The bench pad isn’t squared, sitting at an angle when inclined, which is frustrating.
    3. The bolt holes don’t line up properly, causing a lot of friction. I was worried I might strip the bolts while tightening them.
    4. The butt pad is slightly angled, though that doesn’t really bother me.

  5. Cy

    As other reviews have stated the quality and craftsmanship of this product is poor. The product was packaged well but I immediately knew that I was porked as soon as I picked up the bench frame and heard steel shavings tumbling around the inside of the frame. Some poor guy before me must’ve already gave this bench a go and ultimately met his demise of stripped bolts. I kept positive and got to assembly and didn’t even get past the first step before hitting a major problem. One of the predrilled holes in the frame that connects the bottom support rail was set at the wrong pitch. As you can see by my photos one of the mounting bolts is severely off center. It’s so bad that I wasn’t able to assemble the bench. I could try to use a step drill bit to widen the holes in the support rail or drill the hole out and retap it but why should I have to do the manufacturers job? As a consumer that paid $150 for a simple weight bench I expect to have no issues assembling it and to be done in no more than an hour. Is that too much to ask for CAP? Apparently so because you have consumer after consumer on here calling you out for the poor quality of your merchandise. You should really consider getting into a different market because apparently you suck at building weight benches.

  6. Nicholas Alexander Mills

    This is not quite commercial quality, but for the price I don’t expect that. Assembly was fairly easy. The handle and wheels are nice to have, to help you move the bench around a room. It’s very sturdy and acceptably comfortable padding, not a huge amount of padding, but enough that it’s fine. I upgraded from a flat Cap bench to this, and what an improvement with the incline!

  7. BIgDubya

    Me llegó hace dos dias, llegó muy rápido y era lo que esperaba, solo que si no son muy buenos armando piezas pídale ayuda a alguien que sepa usar bien herramientas básicas aunque las instrucciones son súper claras puede que no le quede bien y se desespere y eso merme un poco en la resistencia del banco ( leí quejas en la página americana de Amazon y sinceramente la base de las quejas es porque no fue bien armado ) se siente muy fuerte y resistente. Es cómodo al usar y la tapicería es de muy buena calidad

  8. TNMAGIC

    Excellent bench, really sturdy. I lift heavy at my home gym and my previous bench was not cutting it. This one however, extremely stable for incline/decline and flat bench press. For the price, this bench is amazing. It’s commercial gym quality for sure.

  9. Scott

    Building a home gym, this was one of the best investments I made besides my power rack. People complain about how the pad gets narrower towards the top. It didn’t bother me at first, but I started noticing it a lot more the more I used it. I find myself almost losing balance as I lay on it while benching (yikes!) and I am not a big guy by any means. So if you don’t lay on it right on the center you will notice you’re coming off the bench on one side.
    Some quick pros:
    -relatively easy to assemble. Did it myself within an hour or so.
    -Feels sturdy enough and i feel comfortable enough while I’m on it under some weight.

    quick cons:
    -again, the narrow upper back part of the bench
    – if you don’t tighten the knobs when readjusting the levels, it does wobble
    – on the same not of tightening the knobs, if you tighten them too much, they get stuck and become hard to unscrew.

  10. cliqster

    I ordered this bench after looking at numerous options. After crossing my fingers that this was going to have value.
    1. Super easy to put together.
    2. Firm padding
    3. Nice and long
    4. Very sturdy
    The only thing is this is a high bench so you might be on your toes when using itfor flat bench.
    8 out of 10

  11. Matt

    I’ve been working out at gyms for 20+ years, so I have a good understanding of gym benches. This bench is not quite the same that you would find at the gym, but its a pretty close substitute and much more cost effective. The assembly was pretty easy and took about 30 minutes. I think in the past it may have came in more pieces than it does now. Part of the assembly is done before it ships. The bench weighs about 55 lbs, so it is pretty sturdy. The adjusting knobs are now spring action, I understand in past models they may have been threaded only, so you would need to unscrew and re-screw to adjust. Now you just pull the knob out and it will adjust and let it back to lock the back and seat. I’m pretty impressed by the quality for the cost. I am not typically one to write reviews, so it was good enough to prompt feedback. I’ve seen some reviews that their bench had alignment issues, etc. That could be possible, but mine lined up fine. Just make sure you line everything up before tightening the bolts all down. Also arrived 6 days faster than originally quoted.

  12. Derek

    Got this for a garage gym im throwing together. Pretty good quality except the top and bottom pads don’t line up and the OCD is real. Bought this a week ago when it was on sale here for $96 so cant complain.

  13. alex

    After 4 months of heavy use, I can say that this bench is well worth the $200 price tag.

    I weigh 210lbs and use maximum 75lb dumbbell pairs on this bench flat and in incline position. I’ve never felt unsafe using this.

    Both parts of the seat can be creeky and only slightly wobbly at times. This always happens when sitting or getting up from the bench. Structurally, nothing has been compromised. All the bolts and welds are still tight.

    Adjusting the angles is simple to do with the screw knob. You’ll always hear a loud locking noise to know the bench is secure.

    The wheels and handle are helpful, especially if you have limited space and need to constantly move the bench around.

    If I had to choose 1 con, it would have to be the weight capacity. Sure the 500lb limit makes me at ease, but a 1000lb limit would probably be better.I don’t plan on ever getting anywhere close to that capacity, but safety is my ultimate
    concern here.

    There are a number of commercial grade benches on the market with a 1000lb capacity. They usually go for double the price of this bench or higher. Safety should always be #1 especially when lifting heavy weights in potentially vulnerable positions.

    If you’re on a budget or just starting a home gym, this bench is a great investment.

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